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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1933
Page
7
A reader recounts comments about preparing for secretarial work, citing time in a stenography school and later beauty treatments at a parlor. The Cincinnati Enquirer quotes the exchange as a reflection on career paths and appearances.
Quotations from the Vancouver Province quote an actor insisting on real food for a banquet scene. He asks if the producer will allow it and is told the producer agreed only if the actor also agrees to take real poison in the final act.
A domestic note shows a spouse urging quiet reflection and restraint, contrasting blunt speech with a desire for more consideration before speaking. The brief implies a domestic disagreement about communication style and mutual respect.
A scholarly small man reports to the police that his car was stolen. He cannot describe the thief but produces a notebook and says he recorded the car number, providing the crucial lead in the case.
In a position to know who’s who, a citizen notes the foreman of the grand jury has held the role for nearly three months, underscoring knowledge of local figures and connections in the town.
Brief quote from the Evening Bulletin plays on gender spending habits with a joke about a wife shopping while ill. The exchange notes a doctor’s role when a woman is too sick to shop illustrating light social humor.
A lighthearted London quip from Every body's Weekly Magazine jokes about Greta Garbo appearing in a humorous film advertised with a thrupence price.
On the Lusitania, Frohman Miss Rita Jolivet George Vernon and Captain Scott faced their doom with quiet courage exchanging last words. Frohman asked Why fear death It is the most beautiful adventure of life as the sea claimed them Vernon and Scott perished with Frohman Jolivet survived.
An Adv advert touts Pierce's pellets as best for liver health with one pellet for laxative use and three for cathartic effect. It frames the product as a remedy for digestive issues and liver support.
A terse remark hints at tension between a parent and a son who believes the parent is out of touch with modern slang and attitude. The exchange suggests friction over respect and evolving language in a family setting.
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